A seven-year-old girl was allegedly raped by 14-year-old boy at Majari on Tuesday evening. Taking cognisance on it, police have arrested the accused on Wednesday, said Dehradun Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Ajay Rautela while interacting with mediapersons.
SSP Rautela said that Police was informed about a minor girl was raped by her neighour and 14-year-old boy on Tuesday evening. Immediately, police was deployed and managed to apprehend the accused within few hours of the crime.
Taking cognisnace of this case, an FIR was lodged under Section 376 and 511 of IPC in the Vikasnagar Police Station. As accused is also a minor so he was sent to Children Reformation Home, he added.
166 of Indian Constitution. Now question is being raised why Rawat is making delay in distribution of portfolio among Cabinet MinistersIJ Sensing that the Speaker may pronounce their instruction to the State Government, Parliamentary Affairs Minister Indira Hridayesh politely advised to Opposition that please refrains from using flowery language to convince the chair (Speaker). later, Speaker pronounced that he is keeping his order as reserve on this issue. With this Treasury Bench took sigh of relief.
PCC chief: litmus test for chief minister
Former MlA Kishore Upadhayay, known to be loyal to Chief Minister Harish Rawat, has been front runner for post of president of Uttarakhand Pradesh Congress Committee (PCC). During the Assembly election 2012, Upadhayay had alleged that then Tehri MP and former Chief Minster Vijay Bahuguna had played a pivotal role for his defeat in Tehri Assembly seat. Now, this would be litmus test for newly appointed Rawat because if he did not back Upadhayay, he may then lose the Garhwali Brahmin leader in the State. Sources said that if Rawat fails to anoint Upadhayay as PCC president, then Upadhayay may demand ticket from Tehri seat in lok Sabha polls. Rawat may a face tough fight between Saket Bahuguna, son of former CM Vijay Bahuguna and Kishore Upadhayay during upcoming general election. Now all eyes are on Chief Minister Rawat and how he tackles the delicate situation amicablyIJ
Although he expressed unaware about who took such decisionIJ He also agreed that health service is poor due to limited resource of the State. With this statement he made Treasury Bench vocal and Opposition members become mum.
Negi further apprised, “We have introduce child health scheme, under which school children or aganwadi students health check up will be done by the State. If anyone found having chronic disease then their treatment expense will be borne by the State only.
To ensure 100 per cent safe delivery State Government has made provision that pregnant women will be brought to the hospital free of cost by the 108 or khusiyon ki sawari or doli (lifted by four person) especially from hills where no road connectivity.
He also apprised the House that now Government has taken decision to provide generic medicine free-of-cost to the APl patient as well. Earlier only BPl patient was getting medicine free-of-cost. Earlier, State was getting 75 per cent under NRHM and remaining 25 per cent amounts was paid by the state but now State would contribute mere 10 per cent and remaining 90 percent paid by the Union Government.